This is the 43rd most frequent Arabic word.
عبد
"عبد" means "servant" or "slave" in English.
Here, 'عبد' is used as part of a proper name, which is common in Arabic names, often paired with one of the names or attributes of God.
عبد رحيم يعمل في المزرعة.
Abd Rahim works at the farm.
In this sentence, 'عبد' means 'slave,' referring to a person in servitude or who is owned by another in historical contexts.
الرجل كان عبداً قبل أن يُحرَّر.
The man was a slave before he was liberated.
Here, 'عبد' is used in its plural form 'عباد' to mean worshipers or servants of God, a spiritual and respectful usage common in religious contexts.